Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
Back surgery has failed so frequently, it’s been designated
as a legitimate “disease” category.
Broken Hardware
Implanted screws, rods, and metal plates can bend, break and
become dislocated, damaging adjacent nerves and blood vessels.
Faulty Placement of Artificial
Discs
Improper insertion of an artificial disc can split the
underlying vertebral body into dangerous, migrating fragments.
Wrong Site Surgery
Disastrous consequences result when the surgeon operates on
the wrong part of the body, the wrong patient or uses the wrong procedure.
The American Academy of Family Physicians recommends a conservative program of medication (aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen); limited bed-rest (not to exceed 2 days); continued activity (move around as much as possible). If the pain is mechanical in origin (without any underlying, organic problems), you should be over it within a week to 10 days. Good Luck
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